Document Understanding: Research Directions (1992)
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@TECHREPORT{Srihari92documentunderstanding:,
author = {Sargur Srihari and Stephen Lam and Venu Govindaraju and Rohini Srihari and Jonathan Hull},
title = {Document Understanding: Research Directions},
institution = {},
year = {1992}
}
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Abstract
A document image is a visual representation of a printed page such as a journal article page, a facsimile cover page, a technical document, an office letter, etc. Document understanding as a research endeavor consists of studying all processes involved in taking a document through various representations: from a scanned physical document to high-level semantic descriptions of the document. Some of the types of representation that are useful are: editable descriptions, descriptions that enable exact reproductions and high-level semantic descriptions about document content. This report is a definition of five research subdomains within document understanding as pertaining to predominantly printed documents. The topics described are: modular architectures for document understanding; decomposition and structural analysis of documents; model-based OCR; table, diagram and image understanding; and performance evaluation under distortion and noise.
